Team Fortress 2 Update Released


An update to Team Fortress 2 has been released. The update will be applied automatically when you restart Team Fortress 2. The major changes include:



Happy Smissmas 2018!
  • All players who play TF2 during the event will receive a Stuffed Stocking as a gift! Stockings contain goodies for good little Mercenaries.
    • Event runs through January 7th, 2019
  • Added the Winter 2018 Cosmetic Case
    • Contains 18 new community-contributed items
    • The Festivizer can be found as a bonus drop when opening the case
  • Mann Co. Store winter sale!
General
  • Fixed func_rotating entity not working properly in maps like 2Fort and Gravelpit
  • Fixed Strange Filter: Brimstone not displaying the prefix in the weapon name
  • Fixed a Mann vs. Machine bug with giant robots reported by Justin G. (sigsegv)
  • Added LAN Downunder 2018 tournament medals
  • Added ETF2L 6v6 Season 31 and Highlander Season 17 tournament medals
  • Added Brazil Fortress Season 3 tournament medals
  • Added Russian Highlander Season 1 tournament medals
  • Added Sacred Scouts 6v6 tournament medals
  • Added AsiaFortress Cup Season 14 tournament medals
  • Added AsiaFortress LAN 2018 tournament medals
  • Updated the Starstorm Slumber unusual effect to fix a display problem
  • Updated the backpack image for Mr. Quackers
  • Updated pd_monster_bash
    • Fixed an out-of-bounds exploit in RED's courtyard
  • Updated pl_millstone_event
    • Fixed a spot where players could trap players with teleport exit
    • Fixed Headless Horseman getting stuck in B area house staircase
  • Updated p_snakewater_final1
    • Fixed "splash bug" issues throughout the map
    • Fixed a lot of visual issues
    • Improved clipping and made movement smoother
    • Made fence near yard closed to projectiles
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